Global business transactions include any exchange of services, goods, or technology at the global level. This includes international production and distribution of resources in order to earn profits, and could also encompass non-financial goals such as corporate social responsibility which have an impact on a nation’s future.

In a world of increasingly interconnected economies, global business involves the production and sale of goods and services across borders and between nations. The majority of the food you consume, the clothes you wear, the cars that drive and the electronic devices you use are derived from global produced materials. As governments over time have lowered investment and trade barriers, an increasing number of businesses are taking part in international trade and competition.

This can be as simple as a small, US-based clothing firm that procures fabrics from the United Kingdom, sells to customers around the world and uses online tools to track sales and performance. More complex examples include large multinational companies that produce in multiple countries, export and import from many countries, and compete with domestic competitors as well as internationally-based entities.

Lawyers are increasingly asked to help clients with international business transactions. This course is designed to give you the tools to be able to navigate the legal challenges that arise when companies operate globally. From protecting intellectual property rights to taking care of the potential risks of international litigation, this course focuses on the most important treaties and laws that govern global commerce.

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